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David Foster and His wife, Katherine McPhee held a fundraiser for Spencer Pratt last night in LA. Katherine even wrote a song for Spencer.

As a CA legislator, @Scott_Wiener is notorious for authoring and supporting pro-crime bills. We can't let his dangerous agenda spread nationwide. Vote Marie. It's Common Sense.

Just a reminder that part of the reason California is broke despite being the world's 4th largest economy is we gave 2 million+ undocumented immigrants full-scope medi cal health coverage at no cost to them. Not even a co-pay while we pay $1,200-$2k per month. That the truth.

@E_Barcohana @spencerpratt @KarenBassLA The funny thing is he is more qualified to be mayor of LA then Mamdani ever was to run NYC. Added bonus is he loves LA (just not the politicians), whereas Mamdani hates NYC.

People keep asking @spencerpratt if he has “experience” to run LA The only thing @KarenBassLA did in Congress before becoming Mayor was name a post office Raman has a degree from MIT in Urban Planning and her district is a murder scene I’ll take my chances on Spencer, thanks.

@shaunmmaguire @spencerpratt @friedberg I'm the common sense Congressional candidate in SF. Please support me in the primary so we don't all deeply regret come November. VoteMarie.com

@RedWavePress The reason you would press charges is so that violent person wouldn’t harm someone else. Very simple! Now an innocent man is dead.

HORRIFIC: A repeat offender released from Bellevue Hospital’s psychiatric ward just hours earlier allegedly shoved 76-year-old retired teacher Ross Falzone down the stairs at a New York City subway station, killing him in a completely unprovoked attack. The suspect, Rhamell Burke, had assaulted two other people on the subway the previous week. Those victims reportedly refused to cooperate with police, saying they didn’t want to put “another black man behind bars.” Fox News’ Alexis McAdams: “Just the other week, investigators told me he assaulted two people on the subway, but when they tried to talk to those people, they said they did not want to cooperate with the police because they didn’t want to put another black man behind bars. Now the girl tells the New York Post she wished she would have cooperated because he wouldn’t be out of the street.”

CALIFORNIA’S HOMELESSNESS MONEY TRAIL JUST GOT UGLY. U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli says millions in taxpayer funds meant to fight homelessness were allegedly stolen, misused, and laundered while state oversight failed. That’s not a “clerical error.” That’s taxpayer money meant for housing, shelter, and real help. One developer allegedly received $26 MILLION for a housing project that was never completed, then diverted $2.2 MILLION to pay off an American Express card. Essayli put it bluntly: “He stole the money.” This is why people are furious. California spent billions on homelessness while the crisis got worse, and now prosecutors are saying some of that money was treated like a personal ATM. Accountability can’t be optional anymore.

@C_3C_3 Magic doesn't live near the drug slums of LA and is unaffected by them. Just a wild guess.

Magic Johnson endorses Karen Bass for all the great work she has done in LA. Apparently Magic wants more of this…

Gavin Newsom just funneled $20 MILLION of California taxpayer money to a diaper program run by a nonprofit tied to his wife’s operation. 50 cents per diaper. Costco sells them for 12-15 cents. This isn’t “helping families.” It’s classic crony corruption. Wake up, California, Newsom is robbing you!

🚨 JUST IN: Reality star Spencer Pratt goes FULL BUKele on Los Angeles Drops a BRUTAL 3-week “grace period” plan, signs everywhere warning NO MORE public nakedness, open drug use, robbing people, or abusing dogs on the streets. After that? Full enforcement. He’s also calling in the CDC to fight the medieval-level diseases exploding from the mountains of feces, needles, and filth turning LA into a literal sewer. “People are just living in feces and drug use… We need these streets cleaned.” About damn time someone with a spine said it out loud. @theallinpod

"There’s something happening in California and it’s special. Pratt and @SteveHiltonx are God-sends to this state thirsting for leadership and change. I’ve lived here for 33 years. This is the most hope and promise this state has had since the 80s."

As long as Democrats do this without repercussions, it’ll never end. And we have to pay for it.

I still can’t get over the fact that tens of thousands of people publicly celebrated the assassination of a young father of two children who just went to college campuses and talked to people. I don’t think I’ll ever get over it.

Friends. If you are in SF, vote for Marie. We can't let the crazies continue to destroy our city, our state, and our country. She's got my vote and I made a donation to her campaign. Let's show the country that we can elect a centrist in San Francisco.

How much are diapers at Target compared to Gavin Newsom's government diapers paid for by YOUR taxes? We went to take a look:

That’s what I’m talking about @MHurabiell

HAPPY MOTHERS DAY Here is my tribute to my mother in heaven A tribute to resilience and resistance on Mother’s Day My mother Huai Bin passed away in November 2020 at the age of 77 in Colorado. Her life in China was so tragic, and it took me a long time to write about her life and death because I had to confront the complex feelings and meaning of her legacy. I loved my mother for her kind and gentle soul. She was meek, although often in ways I did not understand: bulliable, submissive, and conflict averse. Her interactions with Chinese Communist Party officials were characterized by obedience and tolerance of their inhumane treatment of people like herself. I am haunted by a childhood memory of when she got on her knees and begged a CCP official for a raise at her factory job. She sacrificed her dignity only to be cruelly denied. I used to assume I was entirely my father’s child. He was a fighter whose strength was like the factory steel he helped produce: firm, resilient, and tough. I spent my life assuming that my defiant nature was the product of my father. Now I am not so sure. In an unremarkable village in Penshan County, Sichuan Province, China, a sickly child cursed by fate was born prematurely. Her mother believed her too weak to survive and left her to die in peace, yet the child refused. Fighting through labored breathing, she produced a cry so loud and enduring that her mother could no longer ignore it. She fed that night and would live to see the morning. Growing up poor with an elementary education and introverted personality, she resigned herself to a life of labor in a state-run factory in Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan. The oppression of her social condition was matched by her physicality: at 4'9", she was frail and severely nearsighted. Despite this, she won the love and adoration of my father, an illiterate orphan whom she married and blessed with three children. Raising children under Mao’s regime was an arduous burden. We lived in a primitive worker’s row house sharing one restroom and faucet with eight other families. We were literally dirt-poor; our mud floor would sprout mushrooms after flooding. We barely survived on food rationing coupons from the government. Despite all this, my mother’s heart never hardened. She was known for approaching beggars in the street with small gifts and the words: “Buddha bless you!” Her generosity defied the cruelty of her reality. Amid a very hard life, she found happiness in music (which she only sang after a little Chinese moonshine). She was elegant, clean, and loved pretty, pink clothing, which was frowned upon under Mao’s regime. Using what little money she saved to buy pink fabrics was a small act of defiance against Mao’s Cultural Revolution. Happiness was often short-lived, however, as she was ill most of the time and required frequent care in the decrepit state-run local hospitals, a product of socialized medicine. While undergoing surgery in the 1980s, she received a blood transfusion infected with syphilis that was discovered a decade later when I brought my mother to the United States in 1995. Despite a course of antibiotics, her brain had already suffered the consequences of neurosyphilis. She displayed signs of dementia at the age of 59. Though she was ill, America offered my mother a degree of peace, even if it was momentary. She and my father converted to Christianity and lived peacefully, attending a Chinese church every Sunday. In the end, her advanced dementia collided with COVID-19, and after being hospitalized, she died alone in November 2020. My mother’s legacy is one of defiance. It began with a cry that defied death, lived through compassion that defied pain, and endures in me. This revelation testifies to the miracle of God’s design — subtle, yet purposeful. God imbues in each of us a part of his divine essence. For my mother, she bore the suffering and submission to pain that Christ knew; not out of weakness, but out of love for her family, so that they would survive. She embraced God’s Word that we defy evil not through the hardening of our hearts, but through turning the other cheek and committing to compassion. Happy Mother's Day. I love you, Mom. I know you are very proud of me running for Congress in NH and fighting for the mothers and daughters today. I pray for all the mothers in the world never suffer or endure your tragic fate under communism. lilytangwilliams.com

@PramilaJayapal A right is something government can't take from you. Healthcare is a SERVICE, performed by a human being. My father, brother, and sister are ALL doctors and they went to school for a DECADE. You are not entitled to their labor. Nobody is.

Gavin Newsom and Karen Bass’s California: 1. California became the first state to offer comprehensive health coverage to all income-eligible residents regardless of immigration status, fully phased in by 2024. The state pays roughly $8.5–$12 billion per year in general-fund dollars for this population (CalMatters, CalMatters). 1.6 million undocumented adults are enrolled. The result, a $6.2 billion Medi-Cal shortfall admitting it was spending $2.7 billion more than budgeted on undocumented enrollees alone. A Manhattan Institute analysis found Medicaid spending on “Emergency Services for Undocumented Aliens” leapt from $3.8B to $9.1B nationally in a single year the entire surge came from California, where the state share rose from $1.6B to $6.4B dollars. 2. 24 Billion dollars on the homeless crisis and homelessness grew. The outcome of $24B in spending: 161,445 people homeless on a given night, 74% unsheltered and the worst unsheltered rate in the country, and the population grew during the spending blitz. 3. California paid out somewhere between $20 billion and $32.6 billion in fraudulent unemployment claims during COVID, with EDD itself eventually estimating up to $55 billion in total overpayments. 4. California was responsible for 30% of all national pandemic UI fraud with 12% of the population. Thank you @GavinNewsom 5. Rail: 15 billion dollars with zero miles of high speed track built. Under Gavin Newsom California lost over 150 BILLION dollars just due to FRAUD. That is more than the entire annual budget of 47 of 50 states. Equivalent to 3–4 years of California’s K-12 education budget. Medi-Cal for Undocumented Immigrants $45–60 Billion Cumulative. California single-handedly drove a national surge in federal “Emergency Services” Medicaid spending from $1.6B to $6.4B in one year. That’s what happens when you have one party rule in California for 15 years and that party is Democrats.

@Milajoy There would be some justice in seeing someone who lost their home due to gross incompetence in 2025 , and now lives in a motor home, move into the mayor's mansion. I wish I could vote for Spencer Pratt. He gets it.

When Spencer Pratt wins the Los Angeles mayoral race he gets to move into the mayor's mansion. The thought of Karen Bass having to give up her home to him after she burned down his home is reason enough to vote for Spencer.